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In The Media 

• 2011 PRESS RELEASE:

  Patterson Horses Show the World
   By Josephine Cozean Styron

             Ava, Missouri--Boss’ Midnight Cash, a stallion owned by Harry Patterson’s 4P’s Ranch in Wichita Falls, Texas, added to his arsenal of championship awards on September 6 at the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Breed Association Show and Celebration, when he was named the Open Amateur Western Pleasure Reserve World Champion.
              The horse, ridden by Patterson, has a record number of championships in model (halter) classes, but has never been shown under saddle before.  “This horse has never been out competing in the show ring in a Versatility performance class before,” said Patterson.  “I feel like a million dollars.  Being able to ride ‘Cash’ to a Reserve World Championship is a real thrill.”
              Boss’ Midnight Cash’s achievement may have paled a little when compared to that of his daughter, Dash for Cash.  Ridden by Janet Johnson, of Gainesville, Missouri, the mare swept the three speed events, consisting of the Open Barrel Race, Open Pole Bending, and Open Stakes Race, to win the Triple Crown of Versatility events.  But, Dash for Cash, owned by 4P’s Ranch, didn’t stop there.  She won Reserve Champion in the Boss Man Versatility Derby, and was named Open Ranch Pleasure World Champion and Open Ranch Conformation World Champion.
              Other 4P’s horses did well, too.  Cash’s Southern Dolly, ridden by Billy Ray McCalip of Iowa Park, Texas, took the Reserve World Championship in Open Ranch Cutting.  Cash’s Nacona Rose, ridden by Harry Patterson for Gerald R. Green, Jr., Denton, Texas, took third in both the Open Amateur Ranch Roping and in the Open Amateur Ranch Working Cow class.
              Patterson horses also won outside the Versatility arena.  Cash’s Clay, shown by Wade Hightower, of Hartville, Missouri, was named the Open Yearling Model World Grand Champion.  Cash’s Adley Taylor Sells, shown by Hightower, captured the Open Weanling Model Reserve Grand Championship.
              Amazingly, Patterson’s horses who won in Versatility events and his horses who won the Model classes are all sired by the same stallion, Boss’ Midnight Cash.  “It all goes back to good breeding,” said Patterson.  “The stallion line for these horses started with the legendary Zane’s Boss Man, a performance horse who was the father of Cash.  Cash himself is a living legend.  He has won three World Grand Championships and four World Championships in model classes.
              “Good Missouri Fox Trotters should be able to do Versatility events, then hit the trails for a trail ride.  And, they should look good doing it,” Patterson said.
              “This has been a good show.  But, you can’t feel anything but good when you ride a Cash horse,”  Patterson said.  “I’m looking forward to coming back next year." 
              For more information about Harry Patterson 's Missouri Fox Trotters and 4P's Ranch, contact them at 940.761.1730 or visit their website at 4psranch.com.

  
  

• May 8, 2011 - Times Record Article click here for Word Doc File and Here for PDF Version

• March 30, 2011 From the Times Record, Wichita Falls, TX Click here for PDF Version.
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